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The Washington critic., 1887-10-20
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 90. 1887.
TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.

by the 1st Of November about 1000
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph operators
will be thrown out Of employment.
The Western Union provides only
for Its own. The Lord will provide for
the rest.
The rates of the b. md o. are al.
ready being raised to the W. L. standard.
What but lately clst 10 cents will cost
80 cents. The absorption Of its only
competitor by giant monopoly ia com.
plete, and the public Is tasting the fire,
fruits of The consolidation
How much more Of un advance Ia
rates is to he expected iimc will tell.
Possibly the rise may stop where II Is;
but, If SO, the public will enjoy its OK.
emption from further eNlorlion by suf.
ierancc, and not from any conscientious
scruples on the part Of Jay Gould,
1t would be well perhaps II the
schedules were doubled or trebled, for
thus would the day of dclivGrancc be
FASTENED. Even now is II whispered
ly the oraclcs that the Government
will build and operate telegraph sys.
tom Of its own in the interest of the
people rather than in the interest of
grasplng stockholders.
This will enable the country TO get
Its telegraph service at cost, and If Mr..
Gould is prepared to undcrbid the
Government in prices, so much the
better for those who have to use the
wires. One thing is certain, the mo.
nopoly as 1t stands will not be left for
any great length of time in the enjoy.
ment Of the bonanza 1t has so long
coveted,
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

WHEN the sidewalks are slippery again
the new rubber hustle will be mighty popu-
Huntington Free Press.
THE President OF the United States can
now travel freely over the land without
crossing q sectional line.- Philadelphia
North American.
SENATOR ALLISON OF Iowa has promised
to do weeks campaign work in New
York before election for the benefit OF Col.
Fred. Grant and the rest OF the Republican
ticket.
FATHER DAMIEN Of Chicago will COM
plete fifty years Of active service as q priest
on the 2lst instant, and arrangements are
making for a celebration Of his golden
jubilee.
% A GRANITE shaft In memory OF the Com
federate General "Jeb' Stuart is shortly to
be erected near Yellow Tavern, where this
noted leader fell while repell.ng an attack
OF Sheridau's cavalry.
The mechanical work of the lforaing
star, published monthly at the Carlisle In
dustilal School, is done entirely by Indian
toys, and compares fsyorably with the best
class Of newspaper work.
1T is understood In Baltimore that Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett intend to take an early
trip to the Pacific coast, and that they ex-
pect to visit Mexico. Mr.. Garrett has for
Il long time derired to see Mexico.
DURING his recent stay in st. Louis, Mr..
Gilmore, the famous orchestral and band
leader, was honored with dinner by the
venerable Henry Shaw of shsw's Garden,
and there was gathering OF local celebrities
present.
The ratrolmel of Ph .delphia are moving
for an Increase OF pay. They now receive
only seas day, which is considerably less
than policemen are paid 10 New York,
Brooklyn, st. Louis, Boston, San Francisco,
or Washington.
"PUoK's Library No. is genuine
daisy, consisting of "llayseed Hits, or
Puck's Best Things About the Merry Rustic
and His ways.n Its illustrations are by
Opper, Dalrymple, and other Of the cleverest
artists on the staff.
The monument erected by the citizens OF
| Nevada In memory Of Shank" Monk, the
famous stage driver, will bear this legend:
"Hank Monk-The Whitest, Biggest Heart
| ed and Best Known Stage Driver of the
| West; Who was Kind to All and Thought
| Ill Of None. He Lived In Strange Era and
Was Hero; and the Wheels of His Coach
are now Ringing on Golden Streets"
THE Pittsburg Chronicle regrets that the
commission for the Lafayette Statue to be
erected In Washington was not given to NJ.
Bartholdi, instead OF being awarded to an
obscure firm OF sculptors, who could afford
to do the work at lower price. Our Pitts
burg contemporary we'll says that "the
country would rather have paid little
more money and secured superior work
of art.n
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GENERAL AND CRIrICULAR.

When the rain Ia swiftly pouring,
Then you murmur "darn the feller
Who came last night with subtle might
10 secure the loan OF my silk umbrella"
How are you, MickyS Where have you
been " said one tramp to another.
"l'ye been attending to my damage
suit.n
"Your whatP"
my damage suit. was arrested for
profanity"
81 wish that woman would stay
out OF here" remarked the grocer. "she
Invariably carries away handful OF sugar
for snmple.m
"TheD," said his hearer, thoughtiully,
''you are not in favor OF the sugar-beat in
dustry, are you ~
The old saying: SIN times Of peace, pre-
pare for war;" has another version in Wash
ington. 1t is: "Give the growler ON extra
rush on Saturday night"
"Willle," said young wife, "are you
going to take part In this tennis tourna-
ment ~
ayes, / thought OF IT,"
"Please don't, Willie, for my sake"
"Why"
"Because you might win and IL would
surely get into the papers"
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The Reiic.uuptiup sno,,.

After the President and Mrs. Cleveland
left the Palmer House there was rush to
the hotel to see the vacant apartments, and
one lady offered $40 for the napkin which
the lady OF the White House had at her
hasty breakfast that morning. The same
class OF hunters have besieged the manager
of the Columbia Theatre for sprigs OF ever
greens from the decorations of the boxes.
One Of the strangest requests was by q
woman who said she wanted some OF these
sprigs TO place upon the coffin OF her dead
child She is not so foolish, however, as a
young dudeish thing that entered the Pal
mer House barber shop last Sunday morn
ing and wanted the barber who had shaved
the President to cater TO the fuzz on his
face.-TCbicaGO Mail.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20
4 NlEXZnTINT.
uenrr esellds fnldcd tnsn

Heavy eyellls folded tuSn
Oer two twinkling stars of blue;
Little chubby hands Of brown
Prom the coyerlet creep through
Little red lips half apart
Seem to challenge lovo'S caressi
And the tiny thrO6bing heart
Thrills us with It's tenderness
Now It's fragile spirit glides
out into dreamy sea,
And ] watch the ebblnE tide
That shall bring her back 10 me.
Bring me back the rosebud mouth,
And the eyes Of azure blue,
Soft as star.gleams In the south,
From sleeps clou1land peeping through.
How art pales before the grace
And mellow soft gradations
Pictured In . baby's face
How sleeps pure eXhalations
Weave an atmosphere so sweet
We almost bend TO listen
To the sound of angel feet,
Or see their white wings glisten.
Frank o, Everett in the Boston Traveller.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rss-oFFIoE or run MISSION.

sS ERs DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, Oct. ~, 1897.
Docming IL conducive to the public interest
TO opon a public highway from Boundary
street to the northern boundary of tract III
lard held by the trustees of Prospect mn
Cemetery Association. the same being Il rec
tilinenr prolongation OF North Capitol street,
through the lands of The heirs Of Emily Beale,
Annie y. Barbour and the trustees OF tine
aforesaid association the Commissioners OF
tho District OF COLUMBIA have had snld route
duly surveyed, ard u plat thereof prepared
and filed IN this oilcc.
IN compliance with he requirements OF law
notice j. hereby given OF the proposed open.
Ing of II highway as aforesaid. and all persons
VINO nave objections To present are directed
10 attend At the Office Of the Commissioners
NJ y O'Clock n. IN, on FRIDAY. the ilth day
OF November. lesf, ct which time the Com
missioners Will give hca'lng 10 all persons in
iuteicst
liy order, of the Commissioners of the Dis.
trct of Columbia.
WILLIAM TINDALL.
ApppaTuru
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probabilities are, however, that Com.
missioner Lyman will support Com
missioner Obery, and that the Pre9l-
dent, also, will be of the same mind.
The law is to be taken as 1t Is, good or
bad, and interpretations that are war.
ranted by Its context, however absurd
in themselves, are not of necessity
Strained"
MAJon GENERAL BENZ. +. BUTLER Is a thor
oughly ht associate for General Pryor In de-
iondins the Chicago Anarchists; they have
pulled together many timo and oft. But
Tucker-John Randolph Tucker Of Virginia.
gentleman, orator and constitutional lawyer,
what has ho to do in such casei-trhis
Mornings Post.
ls John Randolph Tucker any less a
gentleman, an orator or constitutional
lawyer for undertaking the cause Of
men to whom he believes certain con.
stltutional rights are denied2 Is It
any reflection upon any of the three
distinguished gentlemen named that
they should appear before the Supreme
Court of the United States to save half
dozen men from being hung, who,
whatever their oiTenso may have been,
have never forfeited the right of appealg
! IT BEGINS TO look as If that proposed
reception TO President Cleveland upon
his return to the Capital would have to
be indefinitely postponed on account of
s,he inclement weather. This must be
a cause OF great disappointment to the
vast multitude OF the Presidents de.
voted admirers In Washington, who
were making such elaborate prepara.
tions TO extend him proper and en-
thusiastic greeting on his return.
IL WEIGHING the results Of fifteen
years service Anthony ComstocG says
he has destroyed forty nine tons of oh.
scene literature After such a smudgo
as that he no wonder his nose gets out
of joint occasionally,
GENERAL CoRsE Is having a. high
old time with the Boston postolllce
He has probably found out by this time
that there is good deal more in the
postoilce business than sorting the
mails
THE sale of seats in New York yes.
terday for Mrs. james Brown Pottcr's
first performance was over $ii, ,OOO-a
financial send of that should allay all
further apprehensions on her part as to
the cordial character of her reception.
SAYS the Minneapolis Star. Ncc5, and
II is important If true:
The genial Pat Kelly, who is supposed to be
as deep in President Cleyeland's confidence
as any man In the West, assured the editor of
the Star-Ndrs on Saturday that Mr.. Cleveland
was positively not candidate for reelection.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20
NUNoANsoN BROS, AuctIoncors.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE, N. L. CORNER
az ST, AND MCLEAN AVE s. w

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRy BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE, N. L. CORNER
az ST. AND MCLEAN AVE. s. W.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust, boar
ing date the 9th day of February, A. ID. 1887
and duly recorded In Libcr, No. 1890, folio III
ct seq, ono OF tho Land Records of the Dis.
triet OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
holder OF the notes, we will self, at public
auction, In front of the promises on SATUR-
DAY, THE 29TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d.
1887, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
described real estate, situate in the city OF
Washington, District OF Columbia, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land known
and designated as and being lot numbered
one hundred and thirty.six, in John II, Nc.
Lean ct nj, subdivision of square numbered
hre hundred and forty-six tbiG), as recorded
in Book -, folio 102, In the Surveyors office
of the District of Columbia, together with all
the easements, hcredltamcnts and appurte.
nanccs TO the same belonging or In any wise
Terms Onc.thrd cash, balance In ono and
two years. notes to bear interest from dny of
sale, payable semi annually, and to bo so
cured by decd of trust on promises sold or
oil cash, at option Of purchaser; n deposit of
SEQ required at sale; conveyancing, etc, mt
purchasers cost. Terms TO be compiled with
In ten days, otherwise resale, at risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser after five days public
notice of such resale In some newspaper pub.
llshed In Washington, d O.
BRAlNARD H. WARNER,
GEORGE Il. EMMONS,
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a Nniurni N.istakc.

Bobby cpme iutn hls mothers room Just
as she bad completed bcr toilet for an even.
ing out.
"Why, MAJ he said, in astonlshmeut,
''you ain,t going to bed this early are
you r'-[N. Y. Sun.
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AlICTInu SALES.
GEo. w. sTICKNEY. huctioneer.
VI 956 i Street.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE No. 1912
OlIII gIREEr NJ

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE No. 1912
26T1l STREET N. W.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated March I,
1887. and duly recorded In liber No. 1915, folio
81, one Of the land records for tho District of
Columbia, at The written request Of the party
secured thereby, we will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, In front Of the premises on FRI.
DAY. October 81, 1857, at 3 O'Clock y. m, the
following described real estate, situate lying
and being In the city Of Washington, D. O.,
and known and described as lot numbered
forty-eight NS), In Thomas j. Kings subdi
vision OF certain lots In square number four
l4) as recorded In lber 10, folio i7i, OF the
Surveyors Office of the District OF Columbia,
sold subject TO deed OF trust recorded In liber
1t2folio lOO ct seq.i to secure the sum of 1860
payable three years from October7 1885 Inter.
est per cent, payable seml.annually.
Terms of sale: One.half D6) cash, balance
In six 10Y months, with interest at per cent
per annum, secured by q deed OF trust on tho
property sold, or all cash, ut the option OF the
purchaser. 800 deposit required at time of
sale. Terms to be compiled with within ten
days or property will be resold at risk of de-
faulting purchaser. All conveyanoing at pur-
chasers cost.
JAMES II. MARI,
JOHN T. ARMS,
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-ys. OFFICE of

s-ye..OFTICE Of
s-S h. +. GRAVEtY ,S CO.,
MARTiNsylLLR, HgNRy CO., VA.
October Is, 1897.
We have appointed JAMES L. BARBOUR OF
Washington. d c. lolo agent for tho sale of
our u. +. GRANELS brand of plug tobacco In
that market From this date the trade will
please call on him direct for the goods.
Respectfully, "
he GRANEI.Y 4 co
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THE sale of seats in New York yes.
terday for Mrs. james Brown Pottcr's
first performance was over $l1 ,0O0-a
financial send of that should allay all
further apprehensions on her part as to
the cordial character of her reception.
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FOR RENT.--H0USES,
NOR RENT-Furnished.

TOR RENT-Furnished.
II D. II. ROBERTSON, 1915 II st W.
III Il ave, s3s3.33; 1924 18th st, $500.
1873 N II ave, $3.50; 1907 r ave, SlG6 GO.
1898 n II ave- $3.50; 1916 10th st. S16G66.
1908 N st. So, 800 per year; 1908 10th st, S15O.
10th and q SITS, $500 per mo; INA II av, Sl5O.
14Ci Mass ave, 5000; 1890 Sunderland, $3.50.
1905 sunderland, $50; 1908 Sunderland, $3.50.
1909 10th st, Sl25; 1890 JEFF, g, 12 or "a mos.
UNFURNISHED.
1882 X, 800; 1920 G, 800.
DOR RENT-ln Anacostia, Nearly
Il new 7.room cottage convenient to street
cars. Apply to
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sAYsthe Minneapolis Star. Noc5, and
1t is important If true:
The genial Pat Kelly, who Is supposed to be
as deep in President Cleyelands confidence
as any man in the West, assured the editor of
the Sar-Nelcs on Saturday that Mr.. Cleveland
was positively not candidate for reelection.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20

ID (EWARD-Strayed on Monday night
~ oct 10, large, young Chesapeake re-
treyer; has Hne large head: liver color; no
white. A liberal reward will bo paid II re.
turned to s, NJ, HoYT, 1923 Madison st W,
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LNOR RALE-EIsgant Building Lot
Il near Iowa Circle, 2ixs0; alley side and
rear; cheap " sold at once.
J.W. p. MYERS & SON,
i42S New York avo.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20

NHARITY ORG tNIZATIOE So
" CIErY.
The fourth annual meeting of tho Charity
Oreanization Society Of the District Of Colum.
bia will be held In Spepcerian College HaIl on
Thursday evening next. The reports of off,
GERS, an address, THE New Charity" by Rev,
E, ID Daniels; remarks by tho District COM
will be varied by a fine musical programme.
The college quartette, Messrs. Spencer
Steele, Phillips and Newman, will sing "Stars
of the Summer Night" and 'The Chapel:''
Mrs. II. IL. Mills will sing when the Tide
Comes In" and Sunset" and Mrs. .waldecker
VIII sing ballad from Robert 10 Diable.n
Citizens interested In the suppression OF pau
perism and the promotion OF thrift, proyi-
denee and self dependence are invited to at.
tend.
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20
LOST AND FOUND,

osT-in the I'm 81 Car, Between
l. $50 and p m, $40. Oct. II. A liberal re,
ward will be paid for leaving It at the Critic
office,
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GENERAL CoRsE Is having a. high
old time with the Boston postoIllce
lie has probably found out by this time
that there is good deal more in the
postotlIce business than sorting the
mails
The Washington critic., 1887-10-20

In sums to suit at per cent.
The above is only small portion OF prop
erty on my books. For full list call at oiiict
for bulletins issued on lst and 18th
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pERNARD KEsTERMANN, Mer-
ID chant tailor, COS d st W. Spring STYLES
Just received. Suits from $50 upward. Clean
Ing and repairing in the best manner
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EOR SALE-Three Beautiful Build
L ing lots on east side Of 22d st W, near
st, opposite the new riding school site. Price
only 30 per foot.
J.w. r. MYERS 3 SON, 1893 N Y ave.
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EOR RENT-FInely Furnished Pri-
II vate residence IN best part Of the north
$500 per annum.
BUSHNELL s. CARUsI,
1908 II st N w
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FARM 0s ACRES, Montgomery County, Md;
double housei all necessary outbuildngs;
good fencing; plenty of wood and water;
short drive from Washington Grove Camp; to
immediate purchaser $500.
J.W. r. MYERS & SON,
1j9S N ave,
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u OssLyNN AGAIN to the FORE.

A BARGAIN IL Sold Immediately
"A Beautiful building lot on Columbia
Heights; elegant site. Apply at once to
j. W. p. MYERS & SON,
fiD9 yuva
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rM- MOORE y soHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
60 Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
~ Wall st., NY. ia South Sd st., rhila.

Connected with I. A. Evans & Co., Boston,;
Z. L. Brewster \ Co., Chicago; Corson 8 Ma
cartney, Washington; Warren & Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Secrrities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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NNONEY 10 LOAN in Sums Ranging
Nl from $500 to $4,000 on approved real
estate; no delay; charges reasonable.
Holm SHERMAN & co. 1i57 L 81.
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lIOR SALE-By y. II. LEWIS. Real
II Estate, Loans and Insurance, da5 5th st
w-One lot next to the Stickney Memorial
Chanel '2S100 feet, north side of p II, bet 9th
and 9th sts n W, See other sales In Saturdays
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pERanphI.

VA IL WILL GIVE guU Ons of our
w watches free II you oai buy them less
than our price. KEYSTONE WATCH CLUB
CO., 9l3 Pa ave. Gold watch 81 week.
ChLIrORNIA WINE ROOM, 700 ID
~ st N W. Jacob Gundiach's Celebrated
White and Claret Wines by the glass and bot
tie. \. K. WEYAND, late from San Bernar-
dino, Cal.
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EOR SALE-53,BdO Square Feet of
L. ground, good location; northeast section;
price only lOc per foot.
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WANTED KELF...fEMkLE.

WTANTED-A White Woman to Cook
w and do general housework In a small
family, 1895 Conn ave.
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IL wEI0HiSG the results Of fifteen
years service Anthony Comstock says
he has destroyed forty nine tons of oh.
scene literature. After such a smudgo
as that he no wonder his nose gets out
of joint occasionally.
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DOR SALE-A Large Double Frame
II house on south side Pa ave, bet 9th and
!th sts c; lot is 10 feet front back to good al
ley; price, $1,000
sWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. N,7 z ST.
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L'OR SAT.E-Two 3.Story J1-Eoom
l. bricks, mod imps, on 18th 81; lots 20xI3o
It to alley; price $4,000; will soil separately.
Lot on r. st, near 1ith st, j0x05 # to alley.
Two beautiful building lots In Hyattsvllle
near II II station, d5Xii0 n, only iOc per foot.
j. W. L. MYERS & son,
ll1S n Z nNn
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FOR REAT...R00Ms.

EOR RENT-A Largo Front Room,
II handsomely furnished, In a. most desira.
BILE location; cars pass the door. Address 22a
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FOR EXCHANGE.

II cago; rare chance for builder.
Apply to j. W. =. MYERS 81 SON,
t42S N Y ave.
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LNOR SALE-Beautiful rhree-Story,
II Sroom house, pressed brick front, hay
finished In hard wood; has tiled hre.nlaces
plate-glass mirrors, etc. etc and Is situated
on Y st, bet 18th and 10th SITS n W. Price, only
SG,0O0. j. W. 2. MYERS & SON,
1893 N V ave-
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w ANTED-A Neat, Tidy Woman to
w do general hOusework and walt; must
bring references. Apply to 1908 L Vt nW,
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EOR RENT-3336 1T n W (George-
$40 per month. Call or inquire 4S5 5th st n Q.
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EMILE BARBER & CO.
Awarded First Premium at Maiue State Fair
Any kinds OF Dress Goods, in the pieces, OF
nto garments, Ribbons, Frinaes, Saoke, Velvet
Slippers, Kids, Feathers, etc., dyed q
oleansed, and finished equal 70 new
Also Gents garments dyed, ceansed, reEairet
snd pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Car.
taipscleansed Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed
eestored to their primitive celor wihoutany rippio
Goods received and returned promptly by express
Send for circular pricelist. P:ioesreduced. Orders
solicited by mall express or la any Agency. Be, Q
3ailedta1d delivered II desired.
h. PENNIMAN, Agent for Winthrop.
MISS l.. GROVENOR, AgeHT Haloweli,
Ee::sMRs. GOODWIN * COLE, Agt. Caroline
nav29+eCd&Wif
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permit the passage OF teams during the day.
At niehtfall the section was replaced with the
exception of the top rail, but had all the ap-
pearance of being open, as the young m'n
thought it was when attempting to pass
through at great speed Coming in con-
tact with the wire bis face was badly cut,
nose broken, and was otherwise Injured so
as to render him unconscious. He
was doing well when last heard from.-Mrs.
Lowell of Boston. will build cottage on her
lot adjoining the church the coming season,
so we learn, the stone for the foundation
already being in process of delivery This Is
one Of the finest locations in town ana
handsome house thereon would add to the
value of real estate in that 81 ion of the VII
lsge.-L. C Morse, Esq has the foundation
nearly ready for a new stable which he IN
tends to build the coming spring. Fred I'LL
man will also build stable and make extern
sve improvements Cd his house Councillor
Hunt visits his home in this village nearly
every week, driving across the country with
his own team He enjoys robust health and
| seems on the best of terms with "old
Doreas-"
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Brighton and WATERFOWL Live stock

Reported for the Kennebec Journal for the week
Ending Feb. is.
AMOUNT of Lire Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine. Herses. Veals.
l,l34 s,t25 15,30i 5ls $40
Number .frsm Maine.
sheep &
Cattle. lambs. Calves. Horses. Swine.
Maine stock, z09 gil l2l 81 90
Prices Of Market Beet.
few choice, 400 as750; extra, 1878; first
quality, $500 1850; second quality, $50 $3.50;
third quality, q 90 g $50
ArricdIs by Steamers.